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29 March 2023

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Titanosaur: Life as the biggest dinosaur will be looming large at London’s Natural History Museum until 7 January 2024. Prepare to gawp: Patagotitan mayorum was four times the weight of the museum’s Diplodocus, Dippy.

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Sleeping Beauties are dormant innovations in nature and human history, such as prehistoric bacteria with the ability to fight off modern antibiotics. They are investigated here by evolutionary biologist Andreas Wagner. Out on 6 April in the UK and US.

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